Jeju Island Transparent Canoe - Soesokkak Estuary & ECOLAND Ecological Tour

Jeju Island boasts a wealth of natural resources beyond Hallasan Mountain.

Jeju Island boasts Hallasan Mountain, the highest mountain in South Korea, and numerous small volcanoes within its boundaries.

The sea is visible from the mountain's edge. After a morning hike up Hallasan Mountain, enjoy a canoe trip and a cup of coffee by the beach in the afternoon.

Soesokkak Estuary

The Soesokkak Estuary, located in Hahyo-dong, Seogwipo City, Jeju Island, was originally called Niudun because of its resemblance to a reclining cow. The name Soesokkak Estuary stems from the deep pools formed by the meeting of freshwater and saltwater flowing through the Hyoduncheon Stream. The Soesokkak Estuary, formed by the cooling and hardening of lava as it flows downward, creates a valley-like ravine, creating a unique and intriguing landscape. The Soesokkak Estuary is one of Seogwipo's hidden gems, boasting stunning scenery amidst its bizarre rock formations and lush pine forests. You can also take a transparent canoe ride through the clear waters, admire the intriguing rock formations, and explore the entire Soesokkak Estuary. *(In rainy days, the Soesok River Estuary will be replaced with Lee Jung-seop Cultural Street and Jeongbang Waterfall.)

ECOLAND Ecological Park
The ECOLAND British Forest Train opened on November 17, 2010. Covering 300,000 pyeong, the train features five handcrafted British trains. Embark on a nostalgic British forest train journey through the primeval forests of Hallasan Mountain and explore the mystical forests. Departing from the main station, the train stops at E-Cool Bridge Station, Lakeside Station, Picnic Garden Station, and Green Tea & Rose Garden. The route includes stops at E-Cool Bridge, the tranquil Lakeside Café, the windmill, Samda Garden, the children's play area, the picnic hill, the E-Cool Trail, the E-Cool Trail Café, and the Barefoot Lichen Experience. Visitors can also visit the Iron Bridge, Woodpecker Tunnel, embankment path, canyon, lava fields, craters, stone walls, and families of ducks, rabbits, and bears, showcasing nature's gifts. Immersed in the primeval forest, marvel at the wonders of nature—it's the perfect place for a family outing.

Hanul Land Kite Museum
Kite Museum + Kite DIY: Inside the museum, you can see kites from various countries, as well as Korea's earliest kites from the Goryeo and Joseon dynasties. After the tour, you can also create your own kite.

Olle Path
Jeju Olle Path, commonly known as "Olle Path," was developed specifically for hikers. It has 18 routes, all circumnavigating Jeju Island. The Jeju Olle Path is the result of the tireless efforts of Jeju residents to connect broken paths, uncover forgotten paths, and call back lost paths across this beautiful land. The result is a long trail designed specifically for hikers, allowing hikers to enjoy a leisurely stroll without being restricted by time or distance.